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Jul 2023
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Le proteste in Francia diminuiscono ma i...

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Per giorni il paese è stato attraversato da manifestazioni che hanno portato nelle strade migliaia di persone, con scontri molto violenti con la polizia. Il 27 giugno due razzi russi hanno colpito un ristorante pieno di persone a Kramatorsk, in Ucraina, uccidendo 13 persone tra cui una famosa scrittrice.

Brune Seban, traduttrice, da Parigi

Olga Tokariuk, giornalista ucraina
Yaryna Grusha, docente di ucraino e traduttrice

Video Francia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yelw912aIqo
Video Victoria Amelina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-4lV0PQj-E&t=133s

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